Clinton's ad blitz is now up to $17 million

[brooklynite]

NBC News:

Yesterday, we wrote that Hillary Clinton's battleground state ad blitz - in Colorado, Florida, Iowa, Nevada, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Ohio, and Virginia - had a price tag of $7 million. Well, scratch that -- the buy is now up to $17 million over the next few weeks. Once again, we'll stress how Clinton has the battleground airwaves all to herself. Here are the markets:

Ohio: $4.5 million
North Carolina: $3.6 million
Florida: $3 million
Virginia: $1.8 million
Nevada: $1.6 million
Colorado: $1.1 million
Iowa: $1.1 million
New Hampshire: $830k

Good thing she's got the cash to kick off a General Election Campaign.

[onehandle]

1. When are we going to see the ad about Trump's small hands?

You know what they say about men with small hands...


...that's right, tiny brains.

[JNelson6563]

2. Meanwhile, back at GOP HQ

The sit in muddled confusion, not knowing wtf to do with a candidate who is worse than dead weight and a fundraising machine that Isn't sufficient, or even primed for pumping.

Glad to see the Rethugs in a position to lose a game they worked so long to rig.

[underpants]

3. Good move. Spend all your primary money against Trump.

Trump has little if any primary money left. He has to wait (as Romney did) until he is nominated.

Smart move by Hillary.

[brooklynite]

4. Um, no...Romney didn't take Federal campaign funds; neither is Trump.

He can spend whatever he can raise. His problem is 1) he won't raise money because 2) he doesn't think he needs to.

[underpants]

5. $$$

http://www.politicususa.com/2016/05/28/republicans-stunned-trump-reveals-presidential-campaign-broke.html

[brooklynite]

6. Understood, but waiting for nomination doesn't change anything...

He can raise money now (he won't), he can raise money later (he won't), he can wait for RNC to raise money for him (not looking so good).

[brooklynite]

7. UPDATE: NBC reporting that ad buy is now up to $20 M

How many $27 contributions is that?